hulitu

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451.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> alle Systeme laufen wieder stabil in their dreams.
452.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> I'm really interested to see what Apple eventually does MacOS X runs pretty well in 4GB of RAM and the build quality matters more. /s
453.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> it is a toy and they do not know who and how they will use it. Just like it is usually used: spam and (D)DoS
454.
by hulitu 6mo ago
I was hoping for pre-quantum encryption.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
That explains the infamous "bug fixes and performance improvents"
456.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> And this is why you need digitally attestable government IDs, and devices that run government-approved operating systems Yes. And government approved food, government approved entertainment, government approved births, government appro
457.
by hulitu 6mo ago
Database ? I thought they use TPUs.
458.
by hulitu 6mo ago
"It's resting."
459.
by hulitu 6mo ago
Maybe you should ask Claude. /s
460.
by hulitu 6mo ago
You mean, the AI sleeps ?
461.
by hulitu 6mo ago
cisco aka "yet another backdoor"
462.
by hulitu 6mo ago
No, only Brawndo.
463.
by hulitu 6mo ago
"There’s no point in acting all surprised about it. All the planning charts and demolition orders have been on display in your local planning department in Alpha Centauri for fifty of your Earth years, so you’ve had plenty of time to l
464.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> What's the argument against it every cent you invest in the product is taken from your profit.
465.
by hulitu 6mo ago
Firefox. I gave up compiling it because either the rust version is wrong or the code.
466.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> You can still use the same old toolchain. If you keep your old computer around, yes. The good news is that C seems also contaminated with "move fast, break things " phylosophy. The modern code writer is not able to make thin
467.
by hulitu 6mo ago
Timeō Danaōs et dōna ferentēs
468.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> Are there really people who want to deal with providing feedback and stress testing an operating system and its various software components Feedback is there on their feedback site. They just wouldn't listen.
469.
by hulitu 6mo ago
The CIA and MI5 must be really disperate.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> AV2 is the next-generation video coding specification from the Alliance for Open Media Oh no. Not another one. I presume this one makes lossy better, or faster or both.
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by hulitu 6mo ago
> That's evil. No. It is the normalization of evil. > without even the possibility of ever being exposed -- even accidentally -- to alternate viewpoints of any kind! This is the point. The point of circus, is not to stimulate you
472.
by hulitu 6mo ago
This is by design. Those who control the past (network traffic), control the future (network traffic).
473.
by hulitu 6mo ago
No, the old one wasn't good tested and it hang the router. They will send a new one OTA on the next reboot.
474.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> An Emoji picker should be an OS-level feature. Why ? Every program shall be free to implement its own Emoji picker. For example systemd or bash or even iptables.
475.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> Same as WebUSB - heaven forbid that a website can become more useful by flashing firmware to a device!! Useful for whom ? The CIA ?
476.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> Things have to change in order to grow. so does cancer.
477.
by hulitu 6mo ago
> raises costs for tech firms they can always lobby the government.
478.
by hulitu 6mo ago
Why would i give you free breakfast, instead of increasing my profits ? /s
479.
by hulitu 6mo ago
They chose the wrong supplier. This was fixed. /s
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by hulitu 6mo ago
Laws written by people who never used their creations. The site is also packed with unnecessary images, just like modern "UX".

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